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emailvalidation
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An email validation module using the emailvalidator.co API. This does more than just check syntax, this module actually validates whether the mailbox is active.
Emailvalidator.co has 4-levels of verification:
Level 1: The API checks for syntax issues and whether the domain belongs to any disposable email domain such as yopmail, mailinator, etc.
Level 2: The API checks for all the above plus if the domain name is valid, and whether the domain has hosted email servers to accept emails.
Level 3: The API checks whether the mailbox actually exists along with the above.
Level 4: The API checks whether the email server has a catch-all account.
You can signup for an account at emailvalidator.co
npm install emailvalidation --save
var Validator = require('emailvalidation');
var validator = new Validator('your-api-key');
validator.validate(email, verificationlevel, function(err, response)) {
console.log(response.IsValid); //Returns true or false
});
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A module for validating emails using the emailvalidation.co API.
The npm package emailvalidation receives a total of 16 weekly downloads. As such, emailvalidation popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that emailvalidation demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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